Joshua

Starfield is a little more complicated for modding with vortex. As I remember when modding it there is a Starfield script extender however a lot of mods don't use that...

Found a mod.settings file in vortex_linux directory for Witcher 3 mods. But for now that isn’t the problem. I’m going to see if I can look into it a little...

Thankfully I do have all those games, just have to download, mod them all, and see what vortex does. As far as simplifying, I wasn't quite sure how to do...

> Wonder if the logic should be added to https://github.com/pikdum/vortex-linux instead, then. That way it can use Javascript, and could be added to the vortex-linux CLI. > > Tricky part...

> > Maybe thats not how it works, didn't really look into it. > > Basically vortex-linux is a CLI with some basic commands for things like: > > *...

Example `STEAMAPPS=(find / -type d -name steamapps)` Search entire computer, all drives for steamapps folder, and output the directory link to the var STEAMAPPS.

> Some notes: > > * `~/.steam/steam/steamapps/libraryfolders.vdf` has all the libraries, and which games are in which > > * the format is a bit unique, but can probably parse...

> Every single game has a steam_appid.txt which only contains the App ID inside.

This is an interesting find [Vortex](https://github.com/NicBOMB/Vortex)

I’m pointing more towards the Wine-installer branch [wine-instller](https://github.com/NicBOMB/Vortex/tree/wine-installer/installer-scripts) Edit: This does everything you were wanting to do.